Credit Suisse finalises four-strong global legal panel
Credit Suisse has finalised its global legal panel with four firms winning spots on the Swiss bank’s lineup, The Lawyer understands.
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Credit Suisse has finalised its global legal panel with four firms winning spots on the Swiss bank’s lineup, The Lawyer understands.
Ashurst is making the finishing touches to its new bonus scheme for staff worldwide, meaning all employees will be eligible for a reward for the first time.
Slaughter and May female associates were paid 2 per cent more on average than their male counterparts as the firm becomes the latest to publish results.
Addleshaw Goddard has posted its gender pay gap data showing that female staff receive 33.3 per cent less in median bonus pay than men.
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Register nowCredit Suisse has finalised its global legal panel with four firms winning spots on the Swiss bank’s lineup, The Lawyer understands.
Ashurst is making the finishing touches to its new bonus scheme for staff worldwide, meaning all employees will be eligible for a reward for the first time.
Slaughter and May female associates were paid 2 per cent more on average than their male counterparts as the firm becomes the latest to publish results.
Addleshaw Goddard has posted its gender pay gap data showing that female staff receive 33.3 per cent less in median bonus pay than men.
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Slaughter and May is acting as principal adviser for defence and technology group Ultra Electronics as it faces a criminal investigation by the Serious Fraud Office (SFO).
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